Kill Caustic
AFI · I Heard A Voice (Live From Long Beach Arena) [2007]
You're better. (You're better.)
Your designer drug won't work for me.
Connect to a three volt.
I hope your battery dies.
How could you run on such (on such) voltage?
All the same, I remain, The one to blame and I'm
Demonized, purified, justified,
As you let yourself show.
So now you'll love these screams, what's left of me.
(Don't Speak)
Love these screams like I do.
(My name)
As the infinite stops cold just nine and the six are gone.
Guess I was the one to ride that (ride that) dirty ride,
That is turning so fast now I cannot hold on but, at this pace,
Who would (who would) want to?
All the same, I remain, The one to blame and I'm
Demonized, purified, justified,
As you let yourself show.
So now you want these screams
What's left of me.
(Don't speak)
Love these screams like I do.
(My name)
Don't ever speak my name
Don't ever speak my name again, don't ever speak it
Don't ever speak my name again
Don't speak (Don't speak)
Don't speak my
Don't speak my name
So now you'll love these screams, what's left of me.
(Don't Speak)
Love these screams like I do.
(My name)
Kill Caustic
AFI's "Kill Caustic" appears on the 2007 live recording "I Heard A Voice (Live From Long Beach Arena)," capturing the band's raw energy during their final performance. As a staple of their discography, the track exemplifies the alternative rock and grunge influences that defined AFI's sound, blending melodic hooks with aggressive distortion. Recorded in front of an arena crowd, the song reflects the intensity of their live shows, showcasing the band's ability to deliver powerful performances that resonated with fans. The recording serves as a testament to AFI's impact on the genre, preserving a moment of their career that highlighted their commitment to authentic expression and musical prowess.